
Unit 5 Local Community
Unit 5 Local Community

At the end of this unit you should be able to: ● ask for/find information about local facilities; describe facilities; ● extract information from leaflets; read/respond to housing advertisements: ● talk about accommodation; ● engage in small talk with neighbours; follow information about banking
• ask for/find information about local facilities; • describe facilities; • extract information from leaflets; • read/respond to housing advertisements; • talk about accommodation; • engage in small talk with neighbours; • follow information about banking

Warm Up We live in rooms,flats,houses and so on and these are located in particular parts of a town (or even in the country )Look at the speech bubbles below and notice the different words which people use for the part of town/place they live in.Write the words on the lines provided.I've done the first one for you
• We live in rooms, flats, houses and so on and these are located in particular parts of a town (or even in the country ). Look at the speech bubbles below and notice the different words which people use for the part of town/place they live in. Write the words on the lines provided. I've done the first one for you

Write down words to describe the general location of people's homes. I live in a busy area. There's a real sense ofcommunity It's really interesting where I live.Most people have been living on the same housing estate for the whole of their lives. 可图磷不动 I live in quite a rough district) The neighborhood I live There's often trouble after the pubs close. in is rather quiet. Our house is in a pleasant My room is on the campus so (suburb of the city. it's very convenient We live in the country in an isolated I'm lucky enough to have farmhouse in the middle of some fields a flat in the town centre
Write down words to describe the general location of people's homes

Activity 1:Accommodation Activity 2:Talking About Accommodation Activity 3:Facilities Activity 4:Getting to Know the Neighbourhood Activity 5:Information Leaflets ·Activity6:Banking Activity 7:Final Tasks
• Activity 1: Accommodation • Activity 2: Talking About Accommodation • Activity 3: Facilities • Activity 4: Getting to Know the Neighbourhood • Activity 5: Information Leaflets • Activity 6: Banking • Activity 7: Final Tasks

·Activity1:Accommodation住处 Task 1 Types of Home Task 2 Looking at Advertisements -Task 3 Finding a Suitable Place Task 4 ldentifying Negative Aspects
• Activity 1: Accommodation住处 – Task 1 Types of Home – Task 2 Looking at Advertisements – Task 3 Finding a Suitable Place – Task 4 Identifying Negative Aspects

Types of Home Gao Bin,a young Chinese engineer,has just arrived in accommodation n. England to work in his company's Manchester office for a place to live: six months.He has to arrange his own accommodation room,flat,house and is wondering what type of home he should look for. notel room,etc. 车外 While the most typical type of home in China used to be the siheyuan,a compound with houses around a compound n. courtyard,and now is blocks of flats (apartment buildings) an enclosed area which there are many other types of home--both in China and contains a group of ulldings in other parts of the world:detached houses,terraced 混合物,化化合物 houses,bungalows and so on.Look at the sketches of different types of home and match them with their names terraced a house joined to others in provided in the table below. 有平台的,有露台的
Types of Home • Gao Bin, a young Chinese engineer, has just arrived in England to work in his company's Manchester office for six months. He has to arrange his own accommodation and is wondering what type of home he should look for. • While the most typical type of home in China used to be the siheyuan, a compound with houses around a courtyard, and now is blocks of flats (apartment buildings), there are many other types of home--both in China and in other parts of the world: detached houses, terraced houses, bungalows and so on. Look at the sketches of different types of home and match them with their names provided in the table below

A house which is part of a continuous row of A detached house houses in one block连栋房屋 A semi-detached house A small house,especially in the country A building with several storeys and separate flats A terraced house 公寓楼 A temporary home on wheels which can be A housing estate moved from place to place大蓬车 A house which is totally separate from other A block of flats houses(独立式住宅) A cottage Atall building which has many flats摩天大楼 A bungalow An area where lots of houses are grouped together住宅区 A caravan A house which is joined to one other house(半独 方2 立式住宅) A high-rise/tower block A house with only one storey平房
• A house which is part of a continuous row of houses in one block连栋房屋 • A small house, especially in the country村舍 • A building with several storeys and separate flats 公寓楼 • A temporary home on wheels which can be moved from place to place大蓬车 • A house which is totally separate from other houses(独立式住宅) • A tall building which has many flats摩天大楼 • An area where lots of houses are grouped together住宅区 • A house which is joined to one other house(半独 立式住宅) • A house with only one storey平房 A detached house A semi-detached house A terraced house A housing estate A block of flats A cottage A bungalow A caravan A high-rise/tower block

A detached house ■■■■■ A semi-detached house A terraced house A housing estate A block of flats A cottage A bungalow A caravan A high-rise/tower block
A detached house A semi-detached house A terraced house A housing estate A block of flats A cottage A bungalow A caravan A high-rise/tower block

Looking at Advertisements Gao Bin has asked various people about the best way of finding a place to live and most people have advised him to look at the "Accommodation to Letcolumns in the local newspapers.Gao Bin has de ecided that he would prefer to live in a house or flat shared with other tenants rather than in a tenant n. single flat where he might be lonely.He wants a furnished place,with cooking facilities because he knows that he can't afford to eat in who pays rent to restaurants all the timt Manchester can be quite cold and central heating.He oud like to be ither in the town centre or somewhere near convenient which has bus stops.He has worked out that the maximum rent he can afford to pay is f 200 or f 250 pounds a month.depending on whether or not he has to .In other words,he can afford to pay facilities Some of the advertisements (ads.)which Gao Bin looks at are printed he buildings,equipment advertisements typically use a lot of nd services nrovided for a below.As you will see,these a articular purpose abbreviations (to save space--because it costs money to place an 设,工具 advertisement in a newspaper and the less space that's used,the cheaper it is!).Gao Bin has to study the advertisements for quite a long time to make sense of those abbreviations.Look at the advertisements and see if an example
Looking at Advertisements • Gao Bin has asked various people about the best way of finding a place to live and most people have advised him to look at the "Accommodation to Let" columns in the local newspapers. Gao Bin has decided that he would prefer to live in a house or flat shared with other tenants rather than in a single flat where he might be lonely. He wants a furnished place, with cooking facilities because he knows that he can't afford to eat in restaurants all the time. He knows that Manchester can be quite cold and damp in winter so he would like a place which has central heating. He would like to be either in the town centre or somewhere near convenient bus stops. He has worked out that the maximum rent he can afford to pay is £200 or £250 pounds a month, depending on whether or not he has to pay extra for gas, electricity etc... In other words, he can afford to pay £200 plus bills or £250 including bills. • Some of the advertisements (ads.) which Gao Bin looks at are printed below. As you will see, these advertisements typically use a lot of abbreviations (to save space--because it costs money to place an advertisement in a newspaper and the less space that's used, the cheaper it is!). Gao Bin has to study the advertisements for quite a long time to make sense of those abbreviations. Look at the advertisements and see if you can interpret them! Write the full form of the words/expressions in the table below on the lines provided. The first one has been done for you as an example